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By The Canadian Press
WINNIPEG — A wildlife group isn’t giving up on a real-life wild goose chase.
Staff and volunteers with the Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre in Winnipeg have been trying for weeks to catch a Canada goose that has made a car wash its home for the winter.
By The Canadian Press
DEER LAKE, N.L. — Three abandoned kittens are recovering after being rescued from a snowbank in western Newfoundland.
Shiver, Stormy and Flurry were found Sunday by an animal-loving truck driver, huddled together for warmth at the side of a road near the farming community of Cormack, N.L.
WINNIPEG — City snow plows will begin tackling residential streets Wednesday after overnight snowfall dropped about 10 centimetres in many areas.
A residential parking ban is in effect as of 7 a.m. on Wednesday, January 9. Residents are urged to confirm their snow zone letter in order to determine when their residential street is scheduled for clearing.
WINNIPEG — Southern Manitoba is on track for a good old fashioned winter wallop by Monday.
A snowfall warning has been issued for Winnipeg and parts of southern Manitoba as a low-pressure system developing over southern Alberta makes its way into the province.
WINNIPEG — Some would say gliding down the Red River Mutual Trail is a rite of winter passage in Winnipeg.
The trail officially opened Friday at The Forks, but parts of it have already been in action since December 28 when the port rink first saw skaters.
By The Canadian Press
WINNIPEG – A cold snap on the Prairies has led to the cancellation of scheduled New Year’s Eve bus service between Winnipeg and the northern Manitoba city of Thompson.
Maple Bus Lines announced on Sunday night on its Facebook site that extreme weather conditions prompted the decision to scrub its northern run for Monday.
A two-vehicle crash between an SUV and an ambulance on Highway 16 has claimed the life of a Winnipeg woman and sent three others to hospital.
The crash happened at around 5:20 a.m. Thursday between Gladstone and Neepawa between Highway 352 and Road 74 North.
By Alanna Rizza, The Canadian Press
Most Canadians won’t be getting a white Christmas this year, The Weather Network forecasts.
“For Christmas Eve specifically, the weather is really quiet across the country — unusually quiet. Typically this time of year we’re talking about somebody getting clobbered with a storm,” said the network’s chief meteorologist, Chris Scott.
